A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 80

Chapter 80

Third Person’s POV

Velda knew the Western Tribes had no history of abusing prisoners.

If they wanted to torture her, they would have done it already.

But soon, her glimmer of hope was extinguished like a burst bubble.

Outside, a roaring bonfire cast a warm, orange glow on the snow, but the cabin remained cold..

The door burst open with a loud crash, and a towering figure, radiating powerful Alpha aura, slowly entered.

Even though he had his back to the bonfire outside, Velda instantly recognized Solanke, the Western Tribes‘ commander who’d signed the Bloodscar Border treaty with her.

Velda trembled like a leaf, pressing against the wall, her eyes wide with terror.

She recalled Solanke’s imposing presence during the treaty–signing, how he’d agreed to her terms without hesitation, only demanding the immediate release of his men.

The process of negotiating and signing the treaty with him was surprisingly smooth and quick. Some clauses were agreed to by him without hesitation, and he only set one condition: the captured personnel must be released immediately upon signing.

He’d seemed reasonable then, making her think the Moon Goddess favored her.

Solanke was grim, his eyes filled

sent a

gloves and tossed them

means necessary. These are the wolves who harmed your brother. I memorized their faces on the

hatred, growled, “Understood. I’ll avenge

Velda, he coldly asked, “And what

cruel, heartless smile. “I’ll

them out and

everyone’s faces drained of color, their bodies limp with

their

Velda, who trembled and pleaded tearfully, “Solanke, we have a treaty! We’re in a peace period. You can’t hurt me! Let me go, and

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dragged out, roared

shameless coward! You’re unworthy of being a

“We Western Tribes keep our word. The border is settled, no

and wouldn’t risk their

of contempt told Velda he’d

a disgrace to

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